A foreign subsidiary can remit funds to the parent firm in the all the following ways except by means of:

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Nationalization is not a legitimate way for a foreign subsidiary to remit funds to its parent company. Nationalization refers to the government takeover of a private company or industry, which would result in the subsidiary being owned or controlled by the government, not allowing for remittance of funds to the parent company. The other methods listed (dividends, management fees, royalties on trade names and patents) are legitimate ways for a foreign subsidiary to remit funds to its parent firm.

A Foreign Subsidiary Can Remit Funds to the Parent Firm